Volleyball
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said. “But next spring we are going to
try to have a regular schedule for all
the Big Eight teams.”
Although no men’s Big Eight vol
leyball conference exists, Big Eight
volleyball clubs plan on having a
championship in April.
“One of our major goals is to gel a
varsity endorsement,” Macy said.
The Nebraska Athletic Department
budget has been tight, he said, but
team members hope to get enough
publicity and recognition to get enough
fans interested.
“We want to try to make an offi
cial proposal, hopefully after next
year,” he said.
Macy said about 100 universities
had established men’s volleyball clubs
across the country. And another 30
universities classify men’s volleyball
as a varsity sport, he said.
“The Big 10 has very well-devel
oped clubs. Ohio State and Penn State
have already developed a varsity sport,”
he said. “Those are the steps we are
trying to progress to.”
Although varsity endorsement is a
major team goal, other business must
be taken care of, Macy said.
“Our biggest goal is to be competi
tive and to win most of our matches,”
he said.
The Nebraska club has finished
29th and 30th out of 70 teams at the
National Collegiate Volleyball Club
Championships in the past two years.
“A top-10 finish would be great,”
Macy said.
But that may not be so easy, he
said, because the team faces financial
problems.
“We get approximately $1,500 from
the university,” Macy said. “That
money goes to entry fees, uniforms
and equipment.
“A lot of times, gas money comes
out of our own pockets.”
To raise money, the club plans to
produce a poster, play exhibition
matches at high schools and hold a
children’s clinic.
The next match for the 3-4 Ne
braska team is against Kansas at 7
p.m. Friday in the Lee & Helene Sapp
Recreation Center.
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Sports doldrums set in
From about the middle of January
until the beginning of Comhusker
spring football drills in March, the
sports world is pretty dead, as far as
Nebraska is concerned,
t .People can follow the winter Husker
sports teams, but none can generate
the attention and pure passion that
Nebraska’s football team does from
Omaha to Scottsbluff.
Because of that fact of life, the
mind of many a Nebraskan turns to
mush when it comes to sports. A
reminder is needed now and then to
help people realize that there are indeed
other sports in the world besides the
one that is played at Memorial Sta
dium six or seven Saturdays a year.
So, with that in mind, crack open a
beer, rustle up some phlegm, scratch
yourself and take this little quiz.
No answers will be at the end. If
you don’t know the answer, well,
look it up.
After all, the sports page is your
friend.
1. Last Sunday, there was a BI-I
I-I-I-G football game. What was it
called?
a. The Big Whizzbanger
b. Super Bowl XXVI
c. The World Series
d. The Stanley Cup
2. In that big game — OK, it was
called the Super Bowl — two teams
played. What teams were they?
a. Nebraska and Miami
b. The Washington Redskins and the
Buffalo Bills
c. Lincoln Pius X and Waverly
d. The Yankees and Cardinals
S Chuck
Green
3. Who was the Most Valuable
Player in Super Bowl XXVI?
a. Mark Woodward
b. Mark Rypien
c. Mark Spitz
d. Marky Mark and the Funky Bunch
4. Where was Super Bowl XXVI
played?
a. Lincoln
b. Minneapolis
c. Hawaii
d. In Tom Osborne’s backyard
5. Before and during Super Bowl
XXVI, protesters were howling out
side the stadium. Who were they,
and what were they protesting?
a. Disgruntled hotdog venders, pro
testing their wages
b. Native Americans, protesting the
use of racial slang such as “Redskins”
as team mascots
c. Ordinary people, upset that the cost
of a Super Bowl ticket was $600
d. Guys named Bill, protesting the
use of their name as a team mascot
6. On Feb. 8, the 1992 Winter
Olympics competition will begin.
Where will the winter games take
place?
a. Albertville, France
b. Dubuque, Iowa
c. Lincoln
d. The 1992 what?
7. Where will the Summer Olym
pic Games take place this year?
a. Barcelona, Spain
b. Albertville, France
c. Oz
d. The Summer Olympics doesn’t
really happen; it’s just staged in a
studio somewhere in the desert.
8. One of the most popular Winter
Olympics sports, on a worldwide
scale, is:
a. Baseball
b. Men’s downhill skiing
c. Ice-waltzing
d. Who cares?
9. Nebraska spring football drills
will begin in how many weeks?
a. Too many
b. 10
c. What difference does it make? The
Huskers will finish third in the Big
Eight next year anyway.
d. As soon as they’re good and ready
10. Who is the coach of the Ne
braska men’s basketball team?
a. Bob Devaney
b. Danny Nee
c. Dick Vitale
d. Tom Osborne
God, I can’t wait till baseball
opening-day.
Green is a senior news-editorial major, a
Dally Nebraskan sports senior reporter,
copy desk editor and columnist
-SPORTS BRIEFS
Husker football stars to play Hoops game
Nebraska’s Karen Jennings has
been named the Big Eight women’s
basketball player of th^week for
her performance in last week’s
games against Kansas and Kansas
State.
Jennings scored 62 points, in
cluding a school-record 48 against
Kansas Stale. She also pulled down
27 rebounds.
This is the sixth time Jennings
has been named player of the week
— a Big Eight record. It was the
third time she was honored this
year, matching the record for the
most honors in one season that she
established last year.
Nil’s Jennings player of the week—again
Nebraska football legends will
battle Nebraska football seniors in
a basketball game for charily at
7:30 p.m. Thursday at Lincoln
Southeast High School.
The annual “Hoops for Heart”
game will feature former Com
huskers Jerry Tagge, Gerry Gdow
ski, Craig Sundberg, Guy Ingles,
Joe Blahak, Steve Taylor, Brett
Clark, Mark Traynowicz, Harry
Grimmingcr, Sian Parker and Bill
Weber.
Competing on the senior squad
will be Keilhcn McCant, Mike
Petko, Mickey Joseph, Jon Bos
tick, Pat Engelbert, Chris Garrett,
Tom Haase, Brian Boer boom, Nate
Turner, Erik Wiegert, George
Achola, Curtis Cotton, Tim Johnk
and Dan Pleasant.
Tickets for the game are $5 for
adults and S3 for children 12 and
under. Tickets can be purchased at
area Hy-Vec, Walgreens and
Lawlor’s stores or at the door.
Proceeds will benefit the Ameri
can Heart Association.
Men’s Basketball
1. Sigma Alpha Epsilon (5-0)
2. The Law (3-0)
3. Penetrators (3-0)
4. Harper 3 (4-0)
5. Bela Theta Pi A1 (5-0)
6. Lambda Chi Alpha-B (4-0)
7. ABC (3-0)
8. Della Tau Delta-A1 (4-1)
9. 7 Keg Rats (3-0)
10. The Machine (4-1)
Women’s Basketball
1. Snots (3-0)
' 2. Your Loss (3-0)
3. Smashers (3-0)
4. The Blaze (3-0)
5. TFD (3-0)
6. Hot Shots (2-1)
7. Delta Delta Delta (2-1)
8. HSS Bad Girls (2-1)
9. Law & Disorder (2-1)
10. Kappa Alpha Theta (1-1)
From the Office of Campus
Recreation
Rec Scoreboard
Jan. 20 Results
Basketball
Greyhound 56. Team X 36; Midnight
Blue 57. Squid Row 33; Burr II West2 §4.
Schramm 6 31; Harper 7 48. Abel 8 29;
Alcoholics Unanimous wbf over Pork
Swords; The Tudes 56, Young Turks 46;
BC Boys 67, Fat & Out of Shape 37;
Altitude wbf over Jungle Brothers;
Schramm 6 42, Abel 6C 39, Cather 3 53.
Schramm 2 42; Thick Milk 50, Thug & the
Midgets 44; NORGAS 88, Sex Packets
84; Cather 4 82, Cather 7 46; The Ma
chine 58, Tarheels 41; ABC 67, Killer
Ducks 35; Burr III Brewers 49, Harper 2
47; Harper 8 38. Abel 6 B 18; Burr I West
90, Cather 13 38
41
Volleyball
Abel 7 del Netters 15-7, 15-7; Vol
leygirte def Pound 6 7-15, 15-7, 15-13;
Lambda Chi Alpha def. Farmhouse 15-7,
15-6; Selleck 8200 A def Schramm 4B;
Alpha Delta Pi Bdef. Atomic Fireballs 15
7, 7-15,15-13; Sigma Phi Epsilon A def.
Alpha Tau Omega A 7-15, 15-7, 15-13;
Alpha Tau Omega C def Chi Phi 15-9,
15-4; Gold Biggers def. Machine A16-14,
15-10
Wednesday
Basketball
Delta Upsilon B1 70, Farmhouse Bt
59; Sigma Phi Epsilon B2 51, Acacia 39.
Theta Chi 42. Chi Phi B1 36; Sigma Alpha
Epsilon 52, Delta Upsilon A3 35; Triangle
A1 64, Beta Sigma Psi 44; Sigma Phi
Epsilon A2 69, Pi Kappa Phi B 29; Alpha
Tau Omega Cl 98, Chi Phi C1 44; Alpha
Gamma Sigma 52, Delta Upsilon C1 26;
Farmhouse C1 55. Sigma Phi Epsilon C2
31; Phi Gamma Delta 50, Delta Upsilon
A2 33; Extractors 67, Sigma Phi Epsilon
A1 55; Beta Theta Pi A1 67, Alpha Tau
Omega A2 46; Chi Phi A1 73, Alpha Tau
Omega A3 64; Sigma Nu 80, Phi Kappa
Psi 54.
Thursday
Basketball
Sigma Alpha Epsilon B1 wbf over Tri
angle B2; Theta Xi 56. Beta Sigma Psl 51;
Lambda Chi Alpha wbf over Phi Delta
Theta; Alpha Tau Omega B1 60. Alpha
Gamma Rho 37; Phi Kappa Psi 88, Beta
Theta Pi B2 38; Triangle C1 wbf over
Sigma Phi Epsilon Cl; Alpha Tau Omega
C2 34, Delta Upsilon C2 30; Alpha
Gamma Rho C2 49, Chi Phi C2 24; Delta
Upsilon B2 45, Alpha Tau Omega B2 44;
Sigma Alpha Epsilon B2 55, Tau Kappa
Epsilon 43; The Raiders 31. Keg Kiflers
50; Beta Theta Pi B152, Delta Tau Delta
B1 41; Phi Gamma Delta B2 61, Kappa
Sigma 54, Alpha Gamma Sigma B1 67.
Triangle B1 17; Beavers 68, Lucky
Draws 33; Bruins 48, LIITs 28, Kappa
Delta 14. Burr 2 East 7; The Gnu s 44,
Blow Up Dolls 39; 69ers 59, Army ROTC
54; Love Hall 30. Hot Shots 26
Volleyball
Phi Delta theta A def Chi Phi A; Chi
Delta Theta A def. Gold Diggers;
Schramm 4B wbf over Farmhouse B;
Sigma Phi Epsilon A def. Schramm 4B.
